Current all-ceramic systems in dentistry: a review
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Maria Jacinta M C Santos1, Max Dorea Costa2, José H Rubo3
1Assistant Professor, Schulich School of Medicine and Dentistry, Western University, London, Ontario, Canada.
Abstract:
This article describes the ceramic systems and processing techniques available today in dentistry. It aims to help clinicians understand the advantages and disadvantages of a myriad of ceramic materials and technique options. The microstructural components, materials' properties, indications, and names of products are discussed to help clarify their use. Key topics will include ceramics, particle-filled glasses, polycrystalline ceramics, CAD/CAM, and adhesive cementation.
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